Sieghard;
There is a SIM card in my iPhone 5s.
A few years ago, I have a HTC OZone and, it also have a sim cardd installed.

Anyony


Sent from my Verizon iPhone 5s!

> On Oct 16, 2013, at 2:13 PM, Sieghard Weitzel <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi Tracy,
> 
> My 5S finally showed up this morning after I found out yesterday that the
> UPS delivery guy delivered it to the store here in my town where they sell
> Apple product. Unfortunately I didn't realize this until shortly before 6 PM
> when they were already closed so he couldn't get it back from them until
> this morning. Oh well, a bit more anticipation built-up never hurt anybody.
> 
> Anyhow, the setup process is about as simple and easy as it can get and
> Apple's "It just works" definitely applies here.
> I took the phone out of the box and even before I turned it on put my new
> Nano SIM into the phone. Tracy, I am in Canada and while I know AT&T and
> T-Mobil use SIM cards, I don't think Verizon does as they are still a CDMA
> carrier. I have to leave it somebody else to confirm his and to explain how
> your phone number is activated, but I assume it might not be that different
> as with a SIM where you have to do it by signing  in on the Verizon website.
> 
> After I inserted my SIM I plugged in the Lightning cable since while a new
> phone usually has a good amount of charge, I just wanted to make sure it had
> power and also because I know plugging in the cable turns the phone on.
> After a little bit the phone vibrated and I knew it was at that point on.
> Another advantage when Voiceover is not on yet is that if you plug the phone
> in it will vibrate once when it comes on.
> I waited a maybe 10 more seconds to make sure it was ready, then I pressed
> the home key 3 times and Voiceover came on.
> I selected English from the list of languages, then my location/country and
> so on.
> The setup process is very straight forward, you can join your WiFi right
> there, you are asked to sign in with your Apple Id and then you can enable
> iCloud, iMessage and Facetime, Find my iPhone, SIRI and all that.
> The first time I was asked to enter text, I think it was for my WiFi, I
> right away turned the rotor to typing mode and selected touch typing since
> touch typing is not enabled by default.
> It probably took me 6 or 8 minutes to go through the entire setup process.
> You are also asked I think at the end if you want to set up as a new phone
> or restore from a backup. I chose new phone here, but I am now going to
> restore from my encrypted iTunes backup.
> 
> Once the setup process was done I had a notification right away that a newer
> version of iOS  was available. I went into Settings and installed the iOS
> 7.02 update.
> 
> While it was doing the iOS 7 update I signed into my mobile carrier's
> website to activate my new Nano SIM which I had already received a few days
> ago.
> I use Koodo here in Canada which is a MVNO owned by Telus.
> I clicked on "Mobile Phones" and then on "Change Phone".
> From here I had 2 radio buttons to choose from, one was "Upgrade my Phone"
> and one was "New SIM Card in my current phone". I chose the first, clicked
> next and was now asked to enter the SIM Card Number. I had already written
> that down so I just copied it and pasted it, clicked next, confirmed one
> more time and it was done.
> 
> At that point the update was also done and when my phone came back on
> Voiceover was talking and my new SIM worked.
> I now first went into Voiceover settings and downloaded the Enhanced Quality
> voice for US English, then the Australien one and then I added German and
> downloaded the high quality german voice.
> Now after I send this I will restore from my encrypted iTunes backup. At
> first I thought I start over, but I already had gotten rid of as many apps
> as I could by uninstalling those I don't use a lot. I also unsynced all my
> music and photos because I wanted a smaller backup and quicker restore
> process. This way I get back the important apps, my email accounts will be
> restored as will be my Favorites in the Phone app and my text messages.
> I use Office 365 which is hosted Exchange from Microsoft for my business
> email and Outlook.com for my personal accounts so as soon as these accounts
> will be restored all my email and contacts will sync to my phone again and
> there is nothing I will have to do here to get all of that back.
> 
> OK, good luck with your 5S, it's unbelieveable fast and everything seems to
> happen instantly. 
> 
> Oh, you are also asked to set up Touch ID during the initial setup. You can
> choose to do so later, but I did it and I used my right thumb. It asked me
> about 10 or maybe more to put my thumb on the sensor, it's a good idea to
> rotate it slightly and put different areas, just the tip, a bit further back
> etc. It will tell you when it took enough readings and that too seems to
> work extremely well and it's super fast.
> 
> Lastly, I just received a call and I picked it up with a 2-finger double
> tap. I put the phone to my ear and to my delight I had no issues like I did
> on my 4S with the call going to speakerphone or switching back and forth. So
> far I couldn't be more pleased with this phone.
> 
> 
> Regards,
> Sieghar
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
> Of Traci Duncan
> Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2013 9:17 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Verizon iPhone 5/5s users
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm excited to announce my iPhone 5s should be arriving today.  This is my
> first 4g/lte device.
> 
> Does the sym card come already installed?
> Was the set up process fairly straight forward?
> I read the directions found here:
> http://businessportals.verizonwireless.com/support/how_to_use/iphone-5-upgra
> de.html
> and they look pretty easy.
> 
> Any tips to go along with those instructions?
> 
> :) This isn't my first set up, but like I said, my first 4g/lte device.
> Fingers crossed, I'm mighty excited!  Off to back up my device and back up
> my Mac for good measure.  ;)
> 
> Traci
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